Seven
R · 1995 ‧ Crime/Mystery ‧ 2h 10m
When retiring police Detective William Somerset (Morgan Freeman) tackles a final case with the aid of newly transferred David Mills (Brad Pitt), they discover a number of elaborate and grizzly murders. They soon realize they are dealing with a...
Release date: September 22, 1995 (USA)
Director: David Fincher
Distributed by: New Line Cinema and FilmFlex
Movie location: downtown Los Angeles
Box office: $327.3 million
Cinematography: Darius Khondji
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Why is Se7en so highly rated?
The film's unsettling atmosphere, intricate plot, and chilling conclusion make it a must-see for fans of psychological crime dramas. It remains a classic in the genre. This is David mother **** FINCHER masterpiece.
What is the twist in Se7en?
Taunting the detective, Doe reveals that he has killed Mills' wife, Tracy (and their unborn child), as he envied Mills' normal life. Detective Mills then kills Doe, making Doe the sixth victim (representing envy) and ensuring Mills becomes the embodiment of the final sin (wrath).
What was the original ending of Se7en?
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One of Se7en's original ending involved Somerset killing John Doe instead of Mills. Brad Pitt refused to do the movie unless the head was in the box. An attempted "happy ending" seeing Tracy survive with a different kind of head in the box was rejected by Fincher.
Is the movie Seven Disturbing?
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The film Seven directed by David Fincher explores the seven deadly sins, with each sin represented through gruesome murders. The "Sloth" sin in the movie is the most disturbing and sadistic death, involving a victim who is left strapped to a bed for a year and slowly starved to death.
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